logo for crafts-for-all-seasons.com
Home
Blog
Shopping
Winter
Valentine's Day
St. Patrick's Day
Easter/Spring
Mother's Day
Father's Day
Fourth of July
Summer
Fall
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Year's
Cricut Projects
Tips and Techniques
Crafting for Profit
Craft Resources
Subscribe
Share this site
About Me
Contact Me
Build a Website
Privacy Policy

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines


AddThis Social Bookmark Button
LEFT for crafts-for-all-seasons.com
 
Google
 

Tissue Holder

Mother's Day Crafts


    This tissue holder is made from a piece of felt. It is meant to hold tissues in your purse or backpack. It will hold a travel size tissue pack or you can fold up tissues yourself to store inside of it. This is an easy craft, but it does require some sewing. This makes it a good craft project for a child or adult who is just learning to sew. This travel pack also makes a perfect Mother's Day gift or birthday gift! With all the different patterns of felt available, you can get really creative with the end result!

felt tissue holders




Things Needed:
  • A piece of felt
  • Embroidery floss and needle
  • Scrap pieces of felt and buttons for embellishments (optional)
  • Pinking shears


1. Begin by cutting out a rectangle of felt to fit your travel size tissues, using pinking shears. A 6 X 7 inch rectangle works for the most common size of tissues, and is what I used for this project.

      tissue on feltpinked edge


2. Fold each long edge of the felt over the tissue pack, as if you are wrapping a present. Make sure the felt fits and overlaps only slightly. If it overlaps too much, do some trimming. Then remove the tissues, and get ready to sew. Divide the embroidery floss to two or three threads in thickness, then begin to sew the short edges together. Be sure to hide the knot in the inside of the holder.

beginning to sew




3. Sew a simple basting stitch, trying your best to keep all the stitches even. Sew along each short edge. There is no need to sew across the middle where the edges meet, because you need some room to put the tissues in.

    sewingfinished sewing


4. Next you can add on any felt embellishments you choose. Here I cut a flower shape out of a contrasting color of felt, added a button, and sewed it to the tissue holder. You may want to try embroidering a name on the felt.

    felt flowerthreading button

tissue holder





Did You Make This Craft? Do You Have Comments to Share?

How did you make your craft different? Please tell us! Do you have tips or ideas to make this craft better? Please share your story here! You can even upload a photo of your craft if you like. Feel free to review this craft, or post any questions you may have related to this craft. I will post my answer for everyone to see.

Enter Your Title

Share your Craft Comments or Questions! [ ? ]

Upload 1-4 Pictures or Graphics (optional) [ ? ]

Add a Picture/Graphic Caption (optional) 

Click here to upload more images (optional)

Author Information (optional)

To receive credit as the author, enter your information below.

Your Name

(first or full name)

Your Location

(ex. City, State, Country)

Submit Your Contribution

Check box to agree to these submission guidelines.


(You can preview and edit on the next page)

What Other Visitors Have Shared

Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...

Cleveland Cavaliers tissue holder 

I made this for my daughter's teacher for Teacher Appreciation week. She really likes Lebron James and the Cavs, so I thought ...







footer for Crafts For All Seasons page